Back-and-forth oil station
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I would like to ask the experts: The circulating hydrogen compressor oil station does not have an oil tank. Is it possible to modify it to include an oil tank?
It’s better to use a panoramic view; this is just a partial view of the fuel supply system. Some devices have their fuel tanks located at the bottom of the main unit; these are all well-developed, mature devices, and it is best not to add anything that could affect their normal operation. For reference.
Given that the oil pump heat exchanger and pipes in your system are of small size, such small units generally use the crankcase or oil sump as the oil tank
There’s no need to modify and add a fuel tank, right?
The engine unit is not large; the crankcase is used as a fuel tank.
Reciprocating engines all use the crankcase as an oil tank, including those with a 125 capacity